Women’s Tour race leader, and eventual overall winner, Marianne Vos sprints to victory ahead of Georgina Bronzini on stage four to Welwyn Garden City.
The 2015 Friends Life Women’s Tour will begin where the 2014 edition ended, rolling out from Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk on June 17.
Marianne Vos won last year’s final stage in the town to wrap up the overall victory and is likely to be among the 100 riders going for the win later this year.
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